As a part of the year-long celebration commemorating Daniel Burnham's 1909 civic plan for Chicago, the Chicago Architecture Foundation has unveiled a scale model of downtown Chicago, including representations of every building from 16th Street to Grand Avenue and Lake Michigan to Halsted Street, as well as the portions of River North, Streeterville, and the Gold Coast between Grand and Oak.
Joe Askins of YoChicago.com and NewHomeNotebook.com visited the model in June 2009 and talked to the Chicago Archictecture Foundation staff about the exhibit's creation and purpose.
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Trolleymoose 1 year ago
Great video! I was home visiting Chicago this past weekend and made it a priority to see this model. This video had some great insight into the model, and I'm glad to hear they are indeed planning on expanding on it in the future.
zortech 2 years ago
I will be in Chicago next month and plan to see this as one of my stops!
Xone7 2 years ago